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Java Exams

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  • 09-04-2003 3:51pm
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    curadh
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    Just wondering what the hell is to be expected in a written programming exam. Are you supposed to write out code or explain definitions or what.


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    seamus
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    Depends on the course. I'f it's an intro to programming course, there'll probably be a question with code snippets, asking you what's wrong with the code. Another section asking you write some code to do some basic tasks, and probably a few other sections dealing with simple sort/search algorithms and Basic Object Oriented design.

    If you can write simple Java without having to look at a book every 20 seconds, then you'll do fine.


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    curadh
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    it's 1st year java in DIT.


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    ballooba
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    Exam papers are on the library website ::
    library.dit.ie

    Search by title with your course name as the query and you should get your papers.


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    ciano
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    Originally posted by curadh
    it's 1st year java in DIT.

    hey curadh, just out of interest, which DIT are you in and what course is it? I went to Aungier St.


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    curadh
    Closed Accounts Posts: 302 ✭✭curadh


    its year 1 Information Technology in kevin street, night time.
    a bitch when you can barely make the classes.


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